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Inner ear: The inner ear consists of the cochlea and vestibular apparatus. The cochlea is a component of. osseous labyrinth that contains perilymph and the cochlear duct. The cochlear duct is a component of. membranous labyrinth and contains endolymph. The cochlea makes 3.25 turns in the dog (2.5 in man) around. a core of bone (called the modiolus) through which the cochlear nerve. passes. The entire complex resembles a snailâs shell (whence the term. cochlea is derived).
Three common types of dental torus are: lingual, bilateral, and sub tori. Growths of the upper, soft palate are called Palatal Tori. 1.) Lingual/Mandibular Torus. Lingual or âtongue toriâ is a dental term for a singular mandibular torus. Mandibular (or lingual tori) form on the bottom jaw, under the tongue. These single (one-sided) growths are made of bone â non-movable, smooth, and hard to the touch. Lingual torus starts in the teens as a small bump on the mandible, and grows larger in older dental patients. Removal of lingual torus is not necessary unless: The bumps grow so large they touch and irritate each other; The tori are interfering with speech or oral hygiene; They become bruised and painful from brushing, sharp foods, or dental trauma